| UTINFRA | Latin phrase meaning "as below" |
| UTSUPRA | Latin phrase meaning "as above" |
| PERSE | Two-word Latin phrase meaning "as such" |
| INRERUMNATURA | Latin phrase meaning 'as things are by their very character' (2,5,6) |
| INTHEBAG | Phrase meaning as good as won |
| TOTHENTH | ___ degree, phrase meaning 'as much as possible' (2,3,3) |
| ONSPEC | A phrase meaning 'as a gamble' (2,4) |
| TEL | ___ quel (rhyming French phrase meaning "as is") |
| ATWILL | Phrase meaning 'as one wishes' (2,4) |
| INDROVES | Phrase meaning 'as a large number' (2,6) |
| AUPISALLER | French phrase meaning "as a last resort" or "at worst" |
| ENMASSE | French phrase meaning as a group or all together (2,5) |
| BOOT | With "to", a phrase meaning "as well, in addition"; a buskin, wellington or other shoe that covers part of the leg; a kick; or, a vehicle's "trunk" (4) |
| UNDER | Subordinate goes through Sunderland, as below (5) |
| ASUNDER | Separated, as below (7) |
| RENTASUNDER | Split the house charge as below (4,7) |
| SECONDRATE | Taking little time to assess as below standard |
| AGOGO | Term, from the Old French for "fun", meaning as much as one likes, galore, in abundance or to one's heart's content; or, as one word, a Yoruba cowbell-like double chime (1,4) |
| HELLBLACK | Shakespearean word meaning as dark as the underworld (4-5) |
| PLEONASM | Use of more words than are necessary to convey a meaning, as in phrases such as safe haven (8) |
